Spend four hours aboard ZAFIRA—a 46' private catamaran—snorkeling coral reefs, paddling in calm coves, and watching the Pacific sunset off Potrero in Guanacaste. Perfect for private groups and celebrations, the charter includes food, drinks, and gear.
Spend four hours aboard ZAFIRA—a 46' private catamaran—snorkeling coral reefs, paddling in calm coves, and watching the Pacific sunset off Potrero in Guanacaste. Perfect for private groups and celebrations, the charter includes food, drinks, and gear.
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Operated by Boomerang Tours Costa Rica · Potrero, Provincia de Guanacaste
ZAFIRA: Private Sunset Tour sails from Potrero on Costa Rica's Guanacaste coast, offering a four-hour private charter aboard a 46-foot catamaran. Departing from Potrero (Provincia de Guanacaste), this evening cruise blends snorkeling at coral-rich reefs, stand-up paddleboarding off quiet coves, and a sunset cocktail service that frames the Pacific with tropical light. The trip is private and customizable - ideal for families, groups, or couples seeking a low-key, high-comfort way to experience the region's marine edge. Boarding the Zafira, you'll notice the roomy deck and shaded seating that make the vessel comfortable for up to 40 people while remaining intimate on smaller private bookings. The itinerary typically includes a brief cruise along the Guanacaste shoreline, a guided snorkel at a shallow reef where hard corals and reef fish concentrate, and time for paddling in protected bays. Crew provide all food, drinks, snorkel gear, and paddles, so you can focus on the water and the colors of the coast. The coastline here is volcanic in origin, with exposed igneous rock forming blunt headlands and narrow beaches. Expect scrubby, drought-tolerant vegetation on shore - palo santo and coastal dry forest species - and offshore, possible sightings of spinner dolphins, hawksbill turtles, and rays. Evening light brings out the warm tones of the cliffs and the glossy scales of schooling fish, which makes the sunset segment both scenic and wildlife-friendly. What sets this private charter apart is the combination of comfort and access. A 46-foot catamaran like Zafira handles choppy afternoons with stability, and the private format means the captain can choose quieter anchorages away from busy public piers. The tour's duration - about four hours - strikes a balance between active time in the water and relaxed social moments on deck. Practical notes: the cruise launches from Potrero, a short drive from larger hubs like Playas del Coco and Tamarindo. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer for evening, and a camera with a waterproof case. Pricing begins at $1,450 for the private four-hour charter; the vessel accommodates all ages and offers private-group options through boomerangtourscr's booking portal. The crew runs safety briefings and provides basic lessons for first-time snorkelers and paddleboarders, making the trip accessible to novices while still rewarding for experienced water users. Small touches - fresh ceviche, tropical fruit plates, and locally brewed beers - make the sunset feel like a local celebration rather than a packaged tour. If you're celebrating a special occasion, the crew can accommodate requests - confirm details at booking through the provided referral link. For visitors who want a marine-focused evening rather than a crowded beachfront bar, ZAFIRA: Private Sunset Tour offers a reliable, upscale window into Guanacaste's coastal ecology and sunset culture. It's a straightforward way to sample snorkeling, paddleboarding, and open-water wildlife viewing - without compromising on comfort or local knowledge.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable in the water for short swims and able to board from a dock or low ladder.
The vessel can accommodate up to 40 people, but private bookings can be sized to your group for comfort.
Yes—crew supply snorkel masks, fins, and basic instruction for first-time snorkelers.
All ages are welcome; life jackets and safety briefings are provided—notify the operator of young children when booking.
The captain monitors conditions and may adjust the route, delay departure, or reschedule for safety and comfort.
The charter includes provided food and drinks, and the crew can often accommodate dietary requests if notified in advance.
Book through the referral link in the listing; cancellation policies vary by date and season so review terms at checkout.
The Guanacaste region joined Costa Rica in 1824 after the annexation of the Partido de Nicoya; July 25 is celebrated as Guanacaste Day.
Avoid anchoring on reefs, use reef-safe sunscreen, and support local guides who follow turtle-nesting and reef-protection practices.
Starting at $1,450 • 46' Catamaran • All ages • Up to 40 people • 4 hours • Private Charter
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